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Wales left a yellow buoy watching the sea for two years before putting tidal turbines nearby, and it came home after teaching cameras how to recognize a dolphin
Wales left a yellow buoy watching the sea for two years before putting tidal turbines nearby, and it came home after teaching cameras how to recognize a dolphin ecoportal.net 3+ day ago image
Africa Earth's Wild Home Premiere Date and First Look
Africa Earth's Wild Home Premiere Date and First Look Vital Thrills 3+ day ago image
Scientists listened for porpoises inside a tidal-energy zone and discovered the tide itself can bury their clicks beneath 29 decibels of underwater noise
Scientists listened for porpoises inside a tidal-energy zone and discovered the tide itself can bury their clicks beneath 29 decibels of underwater noise Energies Media 3+ day ago image
One hydrophone sitting 891 meters down in Monterey Canyon, wired to shore by 52 kilometers of cable, recorded 2,111 days out of 2,192 between July 2015 and June 2021, and humpback song climbed from 34 percent of days to 76 while blue whale song fell away after a marine heat wave.
One hydrophone sitting 891 meters down in Monterey Canyon, wired to shore by 52 kilometers of cable, recorded 2,111 days out of 2,192 between July 2015 and June 2021, and humpback song climbed from 34 percent of days to 76 while blue whale song fell away after a marine heat wave. Space Daily 4+ day ago image
Humpback whales can sing for up to 16 hours without stopping, and scientists have found their songs are synchronized with every dive — different themes line up with the descent, the deep-water phase and the climb back to the surface
Humpback whales can sing for up to 16 hours without stopping, and scientists have found their songs are synchronized with every dive — different themes line up with the descent, the deep-water phase and the climb back to the surface ScienceBlog.com 5+ day ago image
Matters of the heart: what's a blue whale's heartbeat telling us?
Matters of the heart: what's a blue whale's heartbeat telling us? Oceanographic 6+ day ago image
Free of offshore wind turbines, dolphins off Florida's coast may be hunting by ear and 62 hours of underwater recordings show exactly where their clicks, whistles, and acoustic hotspots converge
Free of offshore wind turbines, dolphins off Florida's coast may be hunting by ear and 62 hours of underwater recordings show exactly where their clicks, whistles, and acoustic hotspots converge Energies Media 1+ week ago image
Build A Zoo And I'll Tell You What Cute Animal You Are
Build A Zoo And I'll Tell You What Cute Animal You Are BuzzFeed Community 1+ week ago image
Boat noise reduces whale song detection by up to 45%: scientific alert in Panama
Boat noise reduces whale song detection by up to 45%: scientific alert in Panama Noticias Ambientales 1+ week ago image
Could humans ever communicate with whales? - video
Could humans ever communicate with whales? - video the Guardian 1+ week ago image
Fantus And The Animals: Trailer
Fantus And The Animals: Trailer ABC iview 1+ week ago image
Clicks, grunts and squeals: the wonders of whale communication – podcast
Clicks, grunts and squeals: the wonders of whale communication – podcast the Guardian 1+ week ago image
How a Whale's Dive Shapes Its Song
How a Whale's Dive Shapes Its Song Syracuse University Today 1+ week ago image
Boat noise makes humpback whale songs up to 45 percent less likely to be detected
Boat noise makes humpback whale songs up to 45 percent less likely to be detected Earth.com 1+ week ago image
Motorboat noise leaves a lasting mark on young reef fish
Motorboat noise leaves a lasting mark on young reef fish Earth.com 1+ week ago image
Planet Zoo 2
Planet Zoo 2 IGN الشرق الأوسط‬‎ 2+ week ago image
Despite weighing a massive 4 tonnes, this mammal can dive 2000 metres down, hold its breath for an incredible 2 hours and even control its heart rate
Despite weighing a massive 4 tonnes, this mammal can dive 2000 metres down, hold its breath for an incredible 2 hours and even control its heart rate Discover Wildlife 2+ week ago image
Researchers attached an artificial muscle to a real seal whisker and found why seals can hunt in complete darkness — the whisker’s wavy shape cancels its own noise while rhythmic sweeping exposes the wake left behind by prey
Researchers attached an artificial muscle to a real seal whisker and found why seals can hunt in complete darkness — the whisker’s wavy shape cancels its own noise while rhythmic sweeping exposes the wake left behind by prey ScienceBlog.com 2+ week ago image
Researchers watched roughly 200 juvenile arapaima surface for air in bursts of up to 100 fish at once, each collective breath lasting less than a second — extreme synchronisation in an animal whose oxygen need belongs to each body alone
Researchers watched roughly 200 juvenile arapaima surface for air in bursts of up to 100 fish at once, each collective breath lasting less than a second — extreme synchronisation in an animal whose oxygen need belongs to each body alone ScienceBlog.com 2+ week ago image